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Vor 4 Tagen · Alan Baxter is the author of several novels, including the Alex Caine trilogy, Bound , Obsidian and Abduction , The Balance duology , RealmShift and MageSign, the urban horror noir novel, Hidden City, and the horror/crime thriller Devouring Dark, and the small town folk horror story, Sallow Bend.
22. Mai 2024 · Alan Baxter’s Blood Covenant is a violent, thrilling story of a threeway battle between an innocent family, a nasty criminal gang of bogans (see, I’m learning!) and an otherworldly force that is even worse! Think, what if The Strangers took place in the Overlook Hotel.
Vor 17 Stunden · Author Alan Baxter writes a guest post on families in horror over at The Ginger Nuts of Horror. Author Alan Baxter, whose new novel Bloody Convenant handles home invasion among other terrors, writes this article on families and horror and the lengths we will go to protect our own for The Ginger Nuts of Horror.
22. Mai 2024 · I am foolishly late to the party on Alan Baxter, but BLOOD COVENANT makes it clear I need to catch the hell up.” – Chuck Wendig , NYT bestselling author of Aftermath and Black River Orchard “Blood Covenant blends horror and crime into a monstrous, perfect hybrid.
22. Mai 2024 · Talking Blood Covenant and more on Talking Scared. May 22, 2024. Enormous thanks to Neil McRobert for having me on the Talking Scared podcast again. We had a great chat about Blood Covenant, but also classic 80s horror, Australia’s fascination with crime and much more. Always a pleasure to hang out with Neil.
6. Mai 2024 · Alan Baxter, a metal detectorist from Falkirk, Scotland, discovered a remarkable hoard of ancient coins following a carrot harvest in a local field. Originally hindered by dense oat stubble, Baxter had to wait four years until conditions improved with the carrot planting, which involved deep plowing.
8. Mai 2024 · Happy shiny story prize. Jul 8, 2013. You may remember that I recently (and very happily) announced that my story, It’s Always the Children Who Suffer, won the Australian Horror Writers’ Association short story contest.
